Room Framework Assembly Using Segmented Arches
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Solution Overview
Problem
The assembly of room frameworks in closed spaces is challenging due to the need for complete frame assembly before installing panels, which complicates construction and renders the space unusable until completion.
Innovation Solution
A method involving the sequential assembly of arches, where panels are secured to erected arches, allowing for gradual construction and access, with the option to secure receiving rails to the ground for base alignment and using connection members with longitudinal positioning to link beams, enabling precise dimensional adjustment and flexible installation.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Stability of the object's composition
If the entire frame is assembled before panels can be installed, then the structural integrity and stability of the framework is ensured, but the construction process becomes more complex and the space remains unusable for extended periods
Solution Approach 1:
The framework is divided into modular components (arches, beams, connecting members) that can be assembled separately and then integrated. The arches are erected independently before panel installation, allowing the structure to be built in segments rather than as a monolithic unit, thereby reducing overall construction complexity while maintaining structural integrity through standardized connection mechanisms.
Solution Approach 2:
The arches are erected and stabilized before the panels are installed. This preliminary action allows the primary structural framework to be in place and stable, providing a solid base for subsequent panel installation without requiring the entire frame to be assembled beforehand, thus simplifying the construction process.
2Strength
If the entire frame is assembled before panels can be installed, then the framework provides complete structural support, but the assembly process takes more time and space is rendered unusable longer
Solution Approach 1:
The framework assembly is segmented into distinct phases: first the arches are erected and stabilized, then the panels are installed. This segmentation allows construction to proceed in parallel operations rather than sequential dependency, improving productivity while the arches provide sufficient structural support on their own during the transition period.
Solution Approach 2:
The arches are erected and made stable as a preliminary action before panel installation. This allows the critical structural support to be in place early, enabling panels to be installed without waiting for the complete frame assembly, thereby accelerating construction speed without compromising structural support.
3Stability of the object's composition
If the entire frame is assembled before panels can be installed, then the framework is fully stable, but access to sides for interventions is difficult
Solution Approach 1:
The framework is assembled in segments with the arches erected first and panels added subsequently. This segmentation creates an intermediate state where the arches are accessible and can be intervened upon before the panels are installed, improving ease of operation while the arches maintain sufficient stability during this transition phase.
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AI summary
The main object of the present invention is a method for assembling a part (1) comprising at least one first arch (2) and a second arch (4), at least one of the arches (2, 4) comprising at least two beams (8, 8a, 8b, 8c) joined together by at least one connecting member (10), the part (1) comprising at least one panel (6), characterized in that the assembly method comprises at least one step of straightening the first arch (2), one step of straightening the second arch (4) and one step of securing the panel (6) against the first arch (2) and the second arch (4).